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Owner Walton Kedrin F has an open property maintenance case after the building at 1613 Prentice St was reported as "burned down." The record shows the case is active with upcoming site visits but no completed inspections yet, so city staff appear to be in the early stages of assessing the damage.

An emergency asbestos permit for an ordered demolition has been filed for 116 N 19th St, a vacant one‑story former residence built around 1900 owned by Pierce David B. Aesthetic Industrial Contracting will perform abatement between July 6, 2026 and August 6, 2026, treating roughly 2,079 sq ft of friable RACM with wet methods and daily removal to WM Outer Loop Landfill. The emergency order lets regulated asbestos-containing material stay in place during demolition only if crews minimize disturbance, keep materials wet, containerize and promptly dispose of debris, and avoid tracked vehicles on the rubble.

A tenant at 614 Village West Dr reports a serious property-maintenance problem: water is coming through the second-floor ceiling into the kitchen and caused the main light fixture to fall and hang by its wires. They say maintenance only removed the fixture and never repaired the ceiling or stopped the leak, leaving a large water bubble next to exposed wiring that drips onto the kitchen floor every time someone showers upstairs — an electrical and slipping hazard. The owner is listed as HC Russell Neighborhood LP, the case is open, and the resident says they first reported it on May 22 with repeated follow-ups but the promised repairs haven’t been completed.